UK Investor Magazine

The UK Investor Magazine was delighted to be joined by Dan Hubert, CEO and Founder of AppyWay, to discuss their current Crowdcube round and plans to revolutionise car parking.AppyWay has brought together parking/loading maps, occupancy data and cashless payments to offer local authorities and drivers a unique service that helps efficient travel and parking, while reducing emissions.The company has developed a SaaS business model generating recurring revenues from multi-year kerbside management system contracts sold to local government and private operators Data Licensing (B2B & B2C). It also operates a cashless parking app with unique kerbside access visibility to help drivers save time and money.AppyWay has smashed its target on Crowdcube and is now overfunding with availability for new investors.Find out more on Crowdcube here Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr. Clifford Gross, CEO of Tekcapital, shares insights into technology investments and recent developments at the company. He discusses the successful IPO of MicroSalt and its implications for the AIM market. The new headquarters for Guident, pioneering remote monitoring for autonomous vehicles, highlights innovation in transportation. He also reveals plans for a £500,000 investment in generative AI, revolutionizing eyewear with smart features. The conversation wraps up with optimistic growth projections for 2024, emphasizing the intersection of financial success and societal benefits.

The UK Investor Magazine was thrilled to welcome Fred Soneya, Co-Founder of Haatch, for a deep-dive into Haatch’s SEIS and EIS funds, which are exclusively available to high-net-worth individuals and sophisticated investors. Find out more about Haatch’s SEIS & EIS Funds here. Haatch invests in B2B SaaS companies at the pre-seed and seed stages with the aim of taking them to £1m in revenue – the Series A benchmark. We explore Haatch’s sweet spot for investment, detailing investee companies’ stages in their lifecycle and the key milestones for portfolio companies. Fred explains the importance of portfolio companies identifying deep pains in their customer bases that support long-term recurring revenue generation. We touch on examples of these pains in Haatch’s portfolio company. Haatch has had a number of exits, and we look at how the process of exiting an investment has influenced the types of companies Haatch seeks out.Fred explains the recent exciting developments in SEIS rules and what it means for investors. Find out more about Haatch’s SEIS & EIS Funds here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The UK Investor Magazine was thrilled to be joined by Marc Kimsey, Director of F&O Research, for a broad discussion focused on the tactical approach to global equities.Register for the UK Investor Magazine Investor Conference at the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) 13th MarchWe explore the potential scenarios for UK and US equities in the coming months in the run-up to elections.Consideration is paid to interest rates and how the equity market may behave in reaction to upcoming decisions.Marc provides insights into a selection of UK equities highlighting FTSE 350 companies he feels are worth adding to a watchlist.We touch on Taylor Wimpey, Barclays, and JD Sports.Download Report: Two US Stocks Picks for 2024 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The UK Investor Magazine was delighted to welcome Charles Archer to the Podcast for a deep-dive into a selection of UK small-caps.Please register for the UK Investor Magazine Investor Conference at the London Stock Exchange here.We start with a market overview, including the influences of monetary policy on growth companies and what to expect from the upcoming budget.We discuss:Premier African Minerals (LON:PREM)Avacta (LON:AVCT)Tekcapital (LON:TEK)Golden Metal Resource (LON:GMET)Greatland Gold (LON:GGP)Acuity RM (LON:ACRM)hVIVO (LON:HVO) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The UK Investor Magazine was thrilled to be joined by Stephen Crosher, CEO and Co-Founder of RheEnergise, to discuss the company’s long-duration power storage technology designed to enhance and stabilise the distribution of renewable power.RheEnergise is revolutionising pumped hydro energy storage which turns small hills into giant batteries. RheEnergise has developed a high-density, low-viscosity liquid that enables the storage of power to be released in times of high energy demand.Stephen provides comparisons against other power storage methods including lithium batteries and traditional pumped hydro.RheEnergise are engaged with major players in the power industry and has a number of early facilities planned for 2024.The company is currently raising funds on Crowdcube as part of a wider funding round to scale the business in line with growth in power storage demand.Find out more on Crowdcube here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The UK Investor Magazine was delighted to speak with Rick Guiney, CEO of MicroSalt plc, on the low-sodium technology company’s first day of dealing on London’s AIM.MicroSalt are the first company to be listed on London’s AIM in 2024.Rick details the health crisis associated with high-sodium consumption and how MicroSalt’s low-sodium technology can help prevent premature deaths.The World Health Organisation estimates £1.8m die each year due to the overconsumption of salt.MicroSalt is working with some of the world’s largest food companies to reformulate recipe ingredients to reduce sodium content using MicroSalt technology. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The UK Investor Magazine was delighted to welcome Judith Batchelar OBE, Non-Executive Chair of MicroSalt, for a fascinating conversation focused on reducing sodium intake, the health benefits of doing so, and the regulatory environment supporting action on salt.Judith started her career in biochemistry before spending 35 years in the food and food retail industry, serving as a director of Sainsbury and Safeway and in senior roles at Marks & Spencer. Judith is a Fellow of the Institute of Food Science and Technology and the President of the British Nutrition Foundation.Our discussion is dedicated to the millions of people who die prematurely each year from cardiovascular diseases and the actions undertaken by governments and businesses to help fight the overconsumption of sodium.The World Health Organisation has recently released research concluding every $1 spent reducing sodium intake can save $12 in healthcare costs treating people impacted by cardiovascular disease.MicroSalt has developed a low-sodium salt technology that reduces sodium in salt by up to 50% and has inked agreements with one of the world’s largest snack food companies, among many others. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The UK Investor Magazine was thrilled to welcome Fiona Cincotta, Senior Market Analyst at City Index, to the podcast for a broad discussion about the biggest trading themes of early 2024.In this podcast, we focus on interest rates, oil, GBP/USD, UK supermarkets and US banks.We frame our conversation around market expectations and the hard results traders are likely to see from corporates and central banks in early 2024.Fiona provides potential trading scenarios for the key markets under discussion both from a fundamental and technical perspective. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ed Croft, CEO of Stockopedia, provides deep insights into the makings of multibagger shares and what investors should consider when buying high-growth companies. The podcast explores the quantitative and qualitative characteristics of companies that have generated high returns and discusses success stories of Games Workshop and Judges Scientific. It also discusses strategies for finding and holding onto potential multi-baggers and analyzes catalysts for UK markets and potential multi-bagging returns.